Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
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Jeo0b Ralpk, ss q vel known. ID one
Of The ehiefs in the little political party
lhst banks on the anti Chinese idea
he vas eneoantersd on TIE sanny side
Of Pacific Aven7e Just e. the clouds had
rolled away yesterday morning. he
stored 10 agree With the statement
that, as al other pslitisal parties kad
/ had their say, &tst that with which he
vas connected Should Be Plsced % the
secsrd.
II doh't belisve thesa conmiftees viii
amount 70 snytbfnR,n be said. The
idea Of ten Repablicens and ten Demo
Gratis and - on coming together and
making 1p q ticket and thai being ac
ceptsd By the people will not work.
TIE committees are appointed By one
man and the one man Z given the power
by convention Of few people. Why,
there wasn't mere than dozen Demo
srzts az that meeting the other night.
There we're more people there for curl
osity than anything else. As for the
Republican eonventi0n--OR whatever Il
miRht have been ealled-more thaR
half Of those Who attended we're not
In sympathy With What vas done, bot
Just allowed Il - 60"
THEY ARE IN NO HuRRY.
Bat What will the anti Chinese party
DOR
sweE. We will wait. We always wait
anti We see what the otheFs will de and
then we act accordingly. We will not
knew our position until after the PEG
ple's Party hsvs held their meeting en-
Friday night. Bat nay opinion is that
thsFe will be nothing done by commit
tees and that q public meeting viii NOM
mate the candidstes-n
"The usme Of Buckley. which WIS
hFst meatiened iu the Posi- IETKLLI0Ks
cER, has created great sensation" said
N. II. OConnoT, yesterday. 1T shows
mans occupation to the man himself.
The people are thinking for themselves
this time and are not allowing the polit-
done before. Everything IL working
iast right"
"The PosT- INTKLLIaKNcKR OF this
morning has set people to thinking"
said M. Kaufman, "and / find great
many agree with me in my views."
The Republican leaders, both radical
and coalitionists refused to express any
further opinion, but preferred 10 await
the conference Of the two committees.
No move has been made, however, to-
wards bringing that about.
NEw ENTERPRISES.
Articles incorporating the Tacoma
Dock and Warehouse Company were
filed yesterday. The articles transfer a
lease Of 800 feet of the water front run
ming south from the Tacoma Mil com
UaHy's property. secured by l. 3 Reeoe,
David Wilson and G. p. Maeterson from
the Railroad company TO the Dock and
Warehouse company for peFiod Of ten
wears. The capital stock IL $4,000, in
SEQ shares at &ll0 each, all subscribed
The company intends building a wharf
and warehouse this summer sufficient
to enable them TO handle this seasons
wheat shipment-the warehouse dimen
sions as figured upon being les feet in
they say, il necessary. The wharf and
warehouse will be extended as cireum
stances require. They will begin driving
piles at once, and expect TO be in shape
to receive grain by August LIST. This in
formation was gained from T. g. VIII
sen. one Of the company, and who Is
Secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce.
He is also rutting up building on Pa
cifc Avenue. /. 3. Reece Is wealthy
grain dealer Of Pendleton, Oregon o.
p. Msstefson is President Of the Pacific
National Bank.
Speaking Of new enterprises here, ID.
X. Moore, Of Moore 4 Slaughter, stated
TO the Posi- INTKLLIGENoER man yester
dav that negotiations we're absut con-
elnded by a Boston shipping concern TO
establish house. "Oae Of the Tuem-
bers OF the frm," said Mr.. Moore, was
out here some time ago and looked the
ground over and has since been making |
arrangements, which are about com
pleted, TO open a branch house here.
The firm has some ffteen ships which 1t
owns outright, and does business with
the world, and hence wants q Western
seaport house. | am not At liberty to
give you the name, but can d so in
few days. | might add that they also
talk Of building ships here on the
sound"
Ihe g A. II. concert at the G A. X.
Hall. on Tuesday night, was a thing
which the members of that order say
Was a great disappointment to every
body who expected musieally enjoy
BILE evening. The members Of the q. A.
4. we're out soliciting subscriptions for
the enoampment fnBd. The eHeamp
ment will be- held in this city on the
22d, 231 and cath Of this month. The
Tacoma Guards have been invited TO
and will participate Ia the exercises.
The following are the q. A. L.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
| To act during the entertainment
ReceRtion Committee-J. w. Sprague,
W. b. Blackwell, J. II. Price, A. III. Ches
ney. Thomas Carroll, Job Carr. DR.. II.
o. Bostviek, J. II. Houghton, II. II. War
ner, A. II. Lowe, O. H. Stsne.
COMMITTEES on Entertsinmeut-Fred.
t. Taylor, ID. q. Lowell. Il. +. Wood,
Matthew Stewart, l.. 4. Sampson, +. W.
BashfoFd. DIR. j. A. q. Mccoy, 4. Z.
Lawrence, Henry Wilson.
Committee on Decoration-H. 5. Blk
/ Ter, John DeaEdorf. I. A. sherman,
Mortimer Lewis, William Hipkins. Y. 3.
Hughes. George II. Taylor, u. l. Parks.
W. w. Smish, Joan Oonns, W. II. Lay
ton.
Ball Csmmittee-J. II. Price. ]. c.
Hewitt. Ben Everett, J. NJ. Junstt, O. J.
Duffy. Phil Woods, T. X. Brown, How
ard Carr.
Committee on Finsncs--S. +. Sahm.
L. Z. Sampson, Josn HolRate, Thomas
/ Oarron.
OosbWtffct On EflotihS N. Sauctt
/ and l. W NesteIle.
q. NJ. Granger. late Deputy Sheriff,
/ fell from the embankment on Ninth
street yesterday where the grading is
being done, and. lighting en- his head,
Sss severely injured.
| Following are the arrivals at the
/ Tacoma NJ. c. Sullivan. W. \. White,
sam Coulter. Portland; E. p. Edsan,
| n. 4. Rothsehiid, A. Hsrshberg, Lee
/ Millner. Seattle; 7. J. Conroy, f. II.
Ley. San Franchises; ). Douglass and
/ wife. Chicago; $. Bal6om and wife,
Bath. n. Y; W. H Daalitile, N. ].
| Hamilton A. Perkins, Calfax.
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